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Tuesday, March 14, 2017
Photo Props ~ Graduation Hats
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Thursday, March 9, 2017
Graduation Coat of Arms
I created a Coat of Arms for my son's graduation! His has his name on the top banner and Graduation 2017 on the bottom banner.
Here is another one I created.
Here's where you can create your own Coat of Arms
Here is another one I created.
Here's where you can create your own Coat of Arms
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Free Printable Home School Graduation Certificate
This is very easy to change from the original.
I used "Old English Text MT" font for the title and elsewhere, “ChopinScript” for the graduate's name, and "Lucida Calligraphy" font for the rest.
The original downloadable diploma shown below is here.
Once downloaded you can edit in your own information.
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Wednesday, March 8, 2017
Graduation Party Invitation
This came from www.AllFreePrintable.com. I changed the font in mine and made 2 to a page.
Here is the link to the printable.
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Graduation Announcement Printable
Here are examples of the inside of your Graduation Announcement
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The Senior Class of 2017
Announces the Graduation of
{Graduate’s name}
on
___day evening, May __st,
Twenty seventeen
at seven o'clock
{Place of the event}
{Address of the event}
{City}, {State}
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Senior Class of 2017
Announces the Graduation of
{Graduate’s name}
on
___day evening, May __st,
Twenty seventeen
at seven o'clock
{Place of the event}
{Address of the event}
{City}, {State}
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`
{Parents)
of
{Graduate’s name}
announce the
Commencement Exercises
___day evening, May __st
Twenty seventeen
seven o'clock
{Place of the event}
{Address of the event}
{City}, {State}
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The following is an image
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Thursday, March 2, 2017
My List of Graduation Posts
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Words of Wisdom for the Graduate
I have created these for my son's party. The first is the poster to put up. The second is a sheet to be cut into 4.
Monday, February 27, 2017
"Congrats Grad" printable banner
I printed out the banner already for my son's party. It is of very good quality. Now to cut it out.
You'll find the printables at Catch My Party
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Wednesday, February 22, 2017
Friday, February 17, 2017
Ideas for the Graduation Ceremony
When
your child graduates from school and receives his/her diploma, it’s an event
you’ll always want to remember. Here
are a few ideas for
the Graduation Ceremony
The
graduates vote for the following:
Colors
for the caps and gowns
The
Bible verse
Song(s)
that will be sung during the graduation ceremony
What
graduates will give addresses
Who
will pray
Who
will introduce the Master of Ceremony
Who
will introduce the Commencement Speaker
Have roses for the graduates to hand to their mothers, as the parents wait for them to cross the stage and receive their diploma from their parents.
Take pictures for that special moment and others.
Don’t forget to let them throw their caps!
Ceremony Etiquette
·
Some
schools embrace lively and free-spirited graduation ceremonies. But before you
break out the beach balls and noisemakers, consider these factors:
·
What
are the traditions of your particular school? If graduation is a more formal
and somber rite of passage, it's probably better to replace whooping and
hollering with applause.
·
In
most schools, the handing out of diplomas is a quick and orderly process. Make
sure that when you show pride in your graduate, you aren't drowning out the
recognition of another.
·
Life's
milestones deserve everyone's full attention. Turn off your cell phones and
resist the urge to text until the entire ceremony is over. Remain in your seat
until the last students receive their diplomas so that they feel properly
acknowledged.
Ideas for your scrapbook:
Scan the diploma and scale it down to make miniature stickers with Avery Sticker Project Paper.
Scan the diploma and scale it down to make miniature stickers with Avery Sticker Project Paper.
Other items you can include are excerpts from the commencement program, pieces of confetti, and heartfelt congratulations from friends and family. Decorate the pages using school colors.
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Cupcake Toppers
Create the cupcake toppers with Microsoft Publisher.
Use a 2 inch round punch for the circles.
All the other details are printed on the cardstock.
Print out a sheet of these circles and punch them out
Attach them to lollipop sticks with a small round sticker on the back. You can just use tape (no one looks at the back!)
Then just insert into the middle of the cupcake!
If you have a lid that is going to go on top of your cupcake carrier box then you might want to wait to put the toppers in the cupcake until you set them up at the event so they don’t get smashed.
Graduation Candy Cakes
I found these pictures on Pinterest, but I couldn't find the instructions or links to the first four.
This would be cute to change into a graduation theme:
This will help me in making a candy cake.
Thursday, February 16, 2017
Dollar Diplomas
I really like this idea.
Give your graduates the other piece of paper they really want. Roll up dollar bills, tie them with a ribbon, and place them in a gift box. Then decorate the box with stickers.
Lightbulb Graduation Gift
So cute!
Roll up the bills and then fold them in half (to prevent them from unrolling inside of the jar). Put them in the jar and tighten the lid. Attach a ribbon and a cute message.
I found these at Hobby Lobby.
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How to make graduation NAME CARDS
It’s really not that hard.
Just follow the steps below.
1.
Open Microsoft Word document
2. Click on Insert
3.
Click on Text Box
4. Choose Draw a Text Box
5.
Click on the text box you’ve drawn
6.
There will be blue squares on the perimeter
7. Click on Format
10.
Choose Square.
Square means you can now move the text box around in the document.
Format it to 1.1” x 2.6”
12. Click on the down arrow to the left of Change Shape. Choose the style shown below.
13. Format your choice of color by clicking on Shape outline
15.
Move the 2nd text box into the 1st
box
16.
Format 2nd box to the front 
17.
Create 3rd text box (Repeat steps 1 - 10) Format to this size
18. Format the 3rd box outline by clicking on Shape Outline, then No Outline
21. Create a 4th box like the 3rd. Class of is 
22. 2017 is
23.
Now do the following
Click on the 1st text box.
{CTL click} box #2.
{CTL
click} box #3.
{CTL click} box #4
When all 4 are chosen, choose Format, Group, then click on group
24.
Now you can move everything together as a
group. You can also copy it as one piece.
25. Copy and align into a document. Print.
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